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The Hungarian Pastry Shop

The Hungarian Pastry Shop is a historic café in Morningside Heights, New York, originally opened in 1961 by Hungarian immigrants and now in its third generation of ownership. The shop is known for its bottomless coffee, no-wifi policy, welcoming atmosphere for writers and students, and its location across from the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.

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The Hungarian Pastry Shop is a historic café in Morningside Heights, New York, originally opened in 1961 by Hungarian immigrants and now in its third generation of ownership. The shop is known for its bottomless coffee, no-wifi policy, welcoming atmosphere for writers and students, and its location across from the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.

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cafe · hungarian-pastry-shop · morningside-heights · new-york · coffee · pastry · upper-west-side

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The Hungarian Pastry Shop (organization, 1) · Morningside Heights (location, 0.95) · 1030 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10025 (location, 0.98) · Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine (location, 0.95) · Columbia University (organization, 0.9) · The New York Times (organization, 0.75)

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reference · language en · status final

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